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The beverage company is working to make lower calorie drinks, says Steve Cahillane, Coca-Cola Americas executive vp & president.
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May 3- PepsiCo Inc severed ties with rapper Lil Wayne on Friday over a graphic reference to slain U.S. civil rights figure Emmett Till in a song. Lil Wayne, 30, had been the face of the PepsiCo drink Mountain Dew's "Deweezy" campaign, a play on the rapper's "Weezy" nickname.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will meet with Wall Street and business executives in New York on Thursday evening to discuss issues, including how to strengthen the U.S. economic recovery and further reduce the deficit, an official said.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will meet with Wall Street and business executives in New York on Thursday evening to discuss issues, including how to strengthen the U.S. economic recovery and further reduce the deficit, an official said.
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May 2- Kellogg Co and Hillshire Brands reported weaker-than-expected quarterly sales on Thursday, as budget-conscious U.S. consumers cut back on desserts, sending the food companies' shares lower. Hillshire, which owns Sara Lee frozen cakes, reported a better-than-expected profit and said 2013 earnings would be at the high end of its forecast.
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Record quarterly earnings. That's right. Record. First-quarter earnings for the S&P 500 currently stand at $26.44, according to S&P Capital IQ, the highest ever for a single quarter.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Tuesday:
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*Declares 41st consecutive annual dividend increase. *Increased company's annual dividend from the current annual rate of $2.15 to. $2.27 per share on Pepsico common stock.
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At only ten calories, Dr Pepper TEN is Dr Pepper Snapple Group's latest attempt to woo back consumers who have soured on soda by giving them a healthy, great-tasting alternative.
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YANGON, April 30- Ford Motor Co opened the first Western car dealership in Myanmar on Tuesday, hoping its models can take market share from Japanese brands that dominate the country's potholed streets.
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YANGON, April 30- Ford Motor Co opened the first Western car dealership in Myanmar on Tuesday, hoping its models can take market share from Japanese brands that dominate the country's potholed streets.
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Skeptical that a green company can generate big returns? Jim Cramer would like a word.
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In 2013, the NFL was the most popular—and profitable—league in the US. It's managed to turn a six-month season into a 12-month business.
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Pockets of weakness in the market have captured Cramer's attention. Is the selling really warranted?
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Alcohol stocks offer some of the most exciting growth right now. TheStreet.com takes a look at five names that are well-positioned to round out your booze portfolio in 2013.
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Dodge Dorland, Chairman & Chief Investment Officer at Landor & Fuest Capital Managers tells CNBC's Cash Flow which companies he likes out of the current US earnings season.
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Volatile markets have made defensive stocks attractive, but after Coke and Pepsi's strong earnings reports, it might be time to look elsewhere.
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April 19- Activist investor Nelson Peltz has amassed stakes in Mondelez International Inc and PepsiCo Inc worth more than $900 million, a regulatory filing on Friday showed, sending shares of both snack makers higher. Analysts have long speculated on the merits of a breakup of PepsiCo that would separate its drinks and Frito-Lay snacks businesses.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell on Friday:
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz has amassed large stakes in both PepsiCo and Mondelez International, sources told CNBC on Friday, which total a combined $2.7 billion.
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Mad Money host Jim Cramer speaks to PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi about the company's focus on shareholder value, and its earnings beat.
